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Finns Learning American
Dishes For '52 Olympics .
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DENTON, Tex . American ath
letes who t1' Ii t inland for the
1952 Qlyinpics will get home
cooking with a Finnish accent.
Tellervo "i'eppu" Hakkarainen
will be in charge of food .procure
ment at the ga.vic-f. Right now
she's at the Texas State College
for Women to learn the secret oi
the hot d:: aiul ham on rve.
The 32-eai-old Finnish woman
is on a veai ? stnulai:hip to watt h
the Amctij.ui diet
"AmericMi.- zvr u-ed to lavnn
freih e.J...;)hlt'- uiul fruits all
the time. (, ia - "The ait
difficult I) t-ei in Finland Also
you have evt r. whins in can-."
"Ttppu' laiiiL- to Texji t Sep-
j temher on a scliolai hip spon
sored by t lie TSCW home econoin
! i.-s club
1 "I have worked for a while in
the college bakerv, meat shops
cafeteria, dining halls and every
where they serve food ' she explains.
Born in kolan. Finland. "Tep
pu" studied in the bt--t Fiii;un I
-rliuol.- ot home e.oin'i;m s .''he
!iai ieiei.td several dt-jflt-es in
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Junalujika News
Reported by J. B. IVEY and
MRS. HELEN CARTER
When you reach Lake Junaluska
this season you wilfflnd that much
has happened since last season.
Rev. Lee Tuttle is building a
nice cottage on the lileh point back
of Lakeside Lodge. The workmen
are very busy and expect, to have
dv about June 1st.
Also in front of the Tuttle loca
tion is the Jackson Cottage bought
by Mr. Edwin Jones of Charlotte
They are having the home com
pletely remodeled, and you will
hardly recognize tbe old plaee. The
tall overgrown shrubbery has been
removed, the"' trees have been
pruned and the yard planted, with
Rhododendron. They expect to oc
cupy their house this summer.
The Sunset Cottage has received
a new coat of paint and looks fine.
Admiral Thomas and wife also ex
pect to move Into their new home
about the Urst part of July, when
he retires from the Navy.
Triplets Swell Brood
ALBANY, Ky. (U.P.i Mr. and
Mrs Robert Parrish, already par
ents of 18 children, 12 living, in
creased their brood by three with
the arrival of triplets.
all the cottages across the Lake at
the dam and emptying it into the
main line. The Lake now will have
no chance of bringing contamin
ated matter from that sourcet
I Easy Living In Japan
boitens Americans
TOKYO (UP)Many nicnl,,,,
oi tho occupation forces a:e uin.
to pot, according to a Japanese Hjhl
makes a living on flabby miisiks
Seiichi Misu, licensed n,;,.-,
catering to the foreign coniimuui
tnfi t,tv 39 iioaro cone-
I are sagging more than ever the-e
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Rev. C. S. KIRKPATRICK PROPER
in. On A M PART OF THE R. C. LONG PROPFIJTV , !
This property consists of approximately 6 Acres and is bein. .i,j;,.j ,
7 room house having all modern conveniences.
PACKED TOGETHER TIGHTLY, pickets parade around one of the plants of
the Philco Corporation In Philadelphia. About 6,500 employees of the
company in 22 plants and warehouses failed to report for work charging
they had been "locked out" without a contract (International)
-lie became nunaM'i: director of
Twii'.Kihi'.ilto Oy. which ha-
( It. ii -'i of meals in in.'lu-i rial s-
, . I I i . I . .n 1 ; I , ,,rl
I 1. 1 111 ll 1 I I II lil ,111 IIH I I III1.II1L1.
T 1 1 1 e.-t ,)1 iliiuent directed the
itiiiln.; ef ."0 1)00 sportsmen who
icirk r ,ii ; in the ! 0-day lont! Kin
Kottval panics in 1947.
"Teppu" wanted to leain Hie
Ainiiican way of mass fcediiu he
fore tacklini? the job of fixing foods
at the Olympics. Her job demands
that she supply the proper foods
to cooks of 57 different nations
i .So sh(. applied through the Insti
tute of International Kducation lor
a scholarship in America.
One problem that must be nut
for Americans is coffee. It costs
$7 a pound in Finland.
White bread will he provided
thuUHh "Teppu" thinks the hard,
black Finnish bread is better.
! "Americans will have to have
i sweets, too." she says in a "ie
I mind me to do thi.-," manner. "We
i have desserts seldom, usually a
lingenbcri y dish or pancakes. Hut
' you cannot live without pies and
cakes."
I "Teppu" would like to fix it so
)thp American in Helsinki in 195'.'
! could st. p up and order a suft
1 drink or get potato chips any-
Scienthsts Think Sahara
Once Covered Africa
HF.RKKl.F.Y, Cal. (UPt Find
ings by a L'niversity of California
expedition into South Africa re
veal that the Sahara Desert, in re
cent geologLal time, may have
extended thousands of miles south
of its present boundaries.
Scientists making the trip dis
covered a species of beetle that
was known to exist in the Sahara
Desert but never had been seen
before in South Africa.
The beetles are said to be "sur
vhing semi-fossils" which have
been separated from their Sahara
evolution center several thousand
miles distant.
Rev. W. N. Seymour of First
Methodist Church. Knoxville, Is
starting a home near the Samplys,
adjoining the old golf course.
Rev. W. A. Cade is building an
apartment over hi garage and Mrs.
L. J. Ballard has worked over the
apartment over their garage and
this will be occupied this jumpier
by Bishop and Mr. C. C. Selectman.
w lu re.
And she would really like to
take hack the American sandwich.
The only thing that is nearly like
a sandwich now in Finland is bread
with jneat or cheese on top. You
eat this with a knife and fork.
If -he does have her way and
you happen to he in Helsinki for
the Olympics, you just might be
able to walk into an eating house
and net that "noose liver on toast,
cut the mustard."
Dr. C. C. Norton Is remodeling
his cottage, making an attractive
English style home, and Rev.
Eugene de Castellane is building
on his lot on Littleton Road and
expects to occupy it this summer.
BESSIE S. ATKINS PROraff
9fin P M n SulPhur Springs Road, In Wavnesville
.UU r, l i. PART OF THE B. J. SLOAN ESTATE
m, .111 A f A 1 I
This nign-ctas property ioiimsis ui i nouses ana a number of choice U
small acreage tracts. Having an city conveniences.
THUBS.
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Wonder what Bishop Kern will
build next? First he built his very
attractive cottage, then he con
verted his basement into a canning
establishment. Then last year he
built a study back of his cottage,
and now he is having a sun parlor
porch built on the rear of his home.
Mr. C. 8. Strowhecker is also add
ing to his home.
EASY TERMS
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Above Properties
When you get to Lake Junalus
ka you will be delighted to see the
exterior of a beautiful Chapel fin
ished and it is expected that it
will all be finished and ready for
use this summer, you will be
proud of it.
And you will be happy to find
that a brand new sewer line has
been laid all along the lakeside
front, taking the sewerage from
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